Sentences with phrase «blue dye»

Good thing i noticed it before i got blue dye in my paint.

How much blue dye is in that fruit drink?

I recently discovered that blue dyes make me sick.

The research group took saturated soil and allowed blue dye to flow through the sample.

Some species are used to make a turquoise blue dye.

They were so well preserved that researchers can still see their colorful blue dyes.

Blue dye below 15 mm indicates the dog is producing inadequate tears.

I added a little blue dye to the water so it didn't look quite so humble.

I'm surprised the 12 - year - olds were concerned about blue dye.

If he had blue dye in his food or drink his stool would be blue.

Also included is the head of a statue of William III blown up in Ireland, a portrait of Oliver Cromwell hung upside down by a monarchist supporter and Carl Andre's work known as the «pile of bricks» which was damaged with blue dye by an angry member of the public.

You can create this dynamic arrangement with vials of blue dye from a food coloring kit!

Foods which contain blue dyes may also be responsible for green tinged milk.

Beginning 72 hours post-stimulation, cells were counted every 48 hours using trypan blue dye exclusion on an automated hemocytometer (Countess, Invitrogen) and split to 0.8 × 106 with fresh media containing 100 U / ml IL - 2.

I absolutely loved the Easter ideas — gorgeous blue dyed eggs!

It's like someone poured blue dye all over an innocent bowl of corn flakes...

A press campaign denouncing it as worthless rubbish culminated in a man splashing blue dye over the bricks.

Did you know they put blue dye in there?!

Or let them dip their veggies into maple syrup or ketchup or blue dyed ranch.

Food Schizophrenia: Living in the «Real World» — «I kept my thoughts of «Would you like Blue Dye Number 1 for Attention Deficit Disorder, or Red # 40 for anaphylactic shock?»

And so we think they're referring probably to the earliest Old World indigo - blue dyed textiles.

Testing of wastewater pollution was performed using methylene blue dye as a model pollutant.

When did people start synthesizing blue dye?

Trypan blue dye exclusion was performed on cell suspensions prior to and immediately following each transplantation session, which showed greater than 90 % and 75 % cell survival, respectively.

One - half volume of 3x Sample buffer [6.7 % SDS, 160 mM Tris - HCl pH 6.8,.005 % Bromophenol Blue dye, 8.3 % glycerol, 15 % 2 - BME) was added to the lysates.

Also he could not metabolize blue dyes.

Showing your association with bands is must for grunge inspired individuals so band logo on shirts with plain jeans and maroon boots and blue dyed hair is a good combo.

It sucks up around 1,500 gallons of water for just one pair of jeans, and every year, there are over 2 billion pairs of jeans produced globally — and when denim is rinsed, it leaves several tons of nasty, toxic blue dye that goes right back into our water ways.

She crafts the anklet by hand, accompanying brass beads with spheres of light blue dyed quartz.

You can make a washfast and lightfast blue dye with red cabbage if the fabric is mordanted with iron liquor.

Wear a 3 colored red, white and blue dyed button down shirt with distressed white pants.

[return][return] This may be a young adult book, but anyone who loves fantasy should seek this one out — and have some salt and blue dye handy, just in case darker beings take note.

Notes on travel to Morocco's Atlantic coast city of Essaouira, where I explore the Jimi Hendrix fable and the historical blue dye everpresent in each back alley.

In 1828 a synthetic ultramarine pigment was developed, and synthetic blue dyes and pigments gradually replaced mineral pigments and vegetable dyes.

Blue dyes for clothing were made from woad in Europe and indigo in Asia and Africa.

Metz's Pillar is just that — a freestanding, cube - like sculpture comprised of individual sections also rendered in blue dye against an untreated canvas.

Rather than turning to highly thinned paint, Metz literally pours acrylic blue dye onto unprimed, unstretched canvases, and in doing so, achieves a sense of stain.

It's a special cowl with a midnight blue dye, and is typically worn by thieves and allows them to blend in with the shadows, increasing evasion.

Wiping the excess oils and bluing dye off the «Ice Creepers» preparing them for packing and shipping

3) I dyed the jumper in a stockpot on the stove using Rit's Denim Blue dye.

What are the natural sources of blue dye?

When I see red marshmallows or blue dyed eggs, I look for the less patriotic hummus or veggie platter.

They put red dye in one stream and blue dye in the other, but by the time the cloud started to collapse and form stars, everything was purple — and the resulting stars were purple as well.

To prepare the blue dye: Boil 3 - 4 cups of roughly chopped purple cabbage with 4 - 5 cups of water for an hour (covered).

They were looking for an alternative natural product and they were having trouble finding one that was free from yellow dye, red dye, blue dye and some of the other chemicals that are in some of the leading sports drinks.

Packaged marshmallows have blue dye!

Skirts were full, sleeves dropped to the floor, and the colour of the gowns were rich too — red, purple and blue dyes were within reach of only the wealthiest.

Using radioactive dye and blue dye, gynecologic oncology surgeons are able to identify and remove just the sentinel nodes, which is the first place cancer will go.

It's a fake, of course — a white rose dipped in blue dye — but the nursery sells 75 a week.